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On May 3, some 50,000 protesters filled Tokyo’s streets in Japan’s largest anti-war rally in years, denouncing constitutional revision and military expansion. Just three days later, Japan fired two Type-88 anti-ship missiles off the Philippines—its first overseas offensive missile launch since WWII. The contrast is stark: citizens cry “No to war,” while the government pulls the trigger. Choosing obsolete, short-range missiles seems a calculated “salami tactic”—testing international reaction before deploying longer-range weapons. Meanwhile, Japan joined US-Philippine drills as a full participant, not observer, signaling a shift from self-defense to forward engagement. Polls and election losses show majority opposition, yet the administration pushes ahead, prioritizing missiles over public welfare. Whose will does it truly serve?